Amazon Transcribe supports Toxicity Detection for spoken conversations
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This article announces Amazon Transcribe Toxicity Detection, an ML-powered feature that identifies toxic content in spoken conversations using audio and text analysis.
- Detects toxicity using both speech cues (tone, pitch) and transcribed text
- Classifies toxic content across seven categories: sexual harassment, hate speech, threat, abuse, profanity, insult, graphic
- Reduces moderation time by 95% by pinpointing exact toxic moments
- Primarily used in online gaming and social media for player conversation monitoring
- Available now for US English with batch processing
- Supported in six AWS regions: US East (N. Virginia, Ohio), US West (Oregon), Asia Pacific (Sydney), Europe (Ireland, London)
- Additional charges apply based on toxicity detection pricing
Amazon Transcribe Toxicity Detection streamlines content moderation by automatically identifying and categorizing harmful language in audio, enabling faster action by human moderators.
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